interior funk retro

The <n>Franzen Apartment</n> in New York, designed by architect <n>Ulrich Franzen</n> in 1977.

Franzen Apartment, new York, Ulrich Franzen 1977

From the book <n>For Your Home: Family Rooms</n> by <n>Candace Ord Manroe</n>, 1994.

The <n>Anne & Tony Woolner House</n> in New York, c. 1970s, with an <n>Omnibus sectional sofa</n> by <n>Vladimir Kagan</n>.

The <n>House in Empordà</n>, designed by <n>Francesc Rifé Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Fernando Alda</n>.

The Hamptons home of designer and art collector <n>Lisa Perry</n>.

From the series <n>THINGS IN PLACES THEY SHOULDN’T BE</n> for <n>COSE Journal</n>.

The <n>Smalley House</n> by <n>A. Quincy Jones</n>, updated by <n>Studio Shamshiri</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Kent Johnson</n>.

The living room of <n>Dieter Rams</n>, featuring his <n>620 Chair Programme</n> for <n>Vitsœ</n>. Photo by <n>Steve Collins</n>.

The <n>Korben Dallas room</n>, a digital rendering by artist <n>Benjamin Guedj</n>.

<n>High Sunderland</n> house, designed by <n>Peter Womersley</n> and restored by <n>Loader Monteith</n>. Photo by <n>Dapple Photography</n>.

The interior of <n>Iris</n> restaurant in Norway. Photo by <n>Iris</n>.

The entrance to <n>Café Telegrama</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>PRODUCTORA</n>. Photo by <n>Taiyo Watanabe</n>.

An attic bedroom at <n>Il Palazzetto</n> in Monselice, Italy, designed by architect <n>Colin Glennie</n>.

The entrance hall of <n>Espace Niemeyer</n> in Paris, designed by architect <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n>.

An <n>Eames Coffee Table</n> designed by <n>Charles and Ray Eames</n> in a sunlit living room.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Antonio Teofilo Residence</n> in São Paulo, designed by <n>Decio Tozzi</n> in 1970.

The restored <n>Miraval Studios</n>, founded by <n>Brad Pitt</n> and <n>Damien Quintard</n>. Photo by <n>Claire Gaby</n>.